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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

CHICAUo, Ill.,. March Observation-Disclosures 700
head; shipments 2,N1 head; market slow hut
steady. ianCy - alat 10: shipping steers. SiCGlS 10:
StWrkcrS Rni feeders s! Mai ~; o bulls aul
mixed S! lOai NJ.buls {! gla3 u: TcxAs cattle 81 GO.
Hogs Receipts l. 90 hchd; shipments 5000 head p;
market nh0nt sicIuly; rough mud mixed IS 9Oa5 30;
packing anil shipping 81 fhtd Gu. light IS lUl5 e.;
hkIpS s. Ikni ~. SiScp-KccelptS h,UQO head; ship.
mCnts l,WO head; market ncllvcand strong. closing
weak; natives 81 Uhi Nj; western 81 75at 10;
Texans g. Sat IS: lambs 81 b9a5 IS.
ElSr %LiMGGrY, rA.,tMnrGh Observation-Disclosures
.h9 head: shipments rs head: market slow At yes.
trrihy's prices. Hogs Receipts 6M head; siip.
mclrtS 20 head: market ilrm: rh~iladulphlaS S. y6n
6 TO-; Workers. 81 2in5 80; common and light 81 75a
300. Slccp- Receipts 2.fIO head: %shipmUiiS ",.!t
head: market iairly active nj yesterdays prices.
GiSCIHHArI. o., March D.-lIogs firm; common
and light 81 IOah GO; packing md butchers IS i0n
$50; receipts 100 head; nlIipin1np go head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

Are you d'Bturbed Il. night and broken
Of your rect by n sick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teethP II
80, send ct onCe and get Il bottle Of MRs.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHlLp-
RES TEErHISG. lJo valnu 10 i~ncalculabIu.
1t will relieve the poor iittlu sullerer I'M
mediaisly. Depend upon it, mothers,
there ia nc mistake Shout it. 1t cures
dypcnLery and diarrhUs, regulates the
stomach and bowels, curoB wind collie,
so;;ene the guins, reduced inflammation
and gives toin ami energy TO the whole
systom. MlR. W!NSIow's SOOTHING SYRvr
FOR CnILDRRS TEETuISG is pleasant 10 the
Lagte, md il the prescription OF ono OF the
oldest and best fuuialN nurses and physi.
clans in tho Uni!Gd statcs, md is for Isio
by all druggiHts throughout The world.
Price Is cOnH Il bottle. Mwssw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

BALTIMORE. Mnrch 9.-wheat, western easier
and piiiet: No. 2 winter red spot and Mach syAa
Gee; May ?Ot+agC5sc; June WasqlLc. Corn, wtst.
ern culct HIiu duh: mixed spot i5hAi5Ac; March
t5}sni5s:sc April iGc asked: May tG54ni1L c; steamer
lie bid. 0Sh quiet md steady; western white SGa
sc: do mixed 3ia3Sc. Provisions steady and firm.
Coffee higher ana ilrin; Rio cHrs yes ordinary Ia fair
liasulblsc.
To,Kno, March @9.-Thcat y shade lrmer: May
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and the endeavor to find relief with the
cn,haric, the injection, the aperient and
~lsxative are distressing. These are re.
sorted to time end again, until the sufferer
ia almost in despair, as he gains only q
brief respite.
by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, the
bowels will bo gently moved as naturally
&c il no medicine had been taken. Regu-
lsrity in taking the medicine will 1901 ef-
feet permanent relief. MwrGw
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Che gMtdfqet1efx
Once. Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
MARRIED BY PROXY,
IA Ballad Of the Present and Futue.l

IA Ballad Of the Present and Fu.ure.l
rRnEST.
Hans Schneider had a sweetheart
In far OH Fatherldnd,
While Haus lived 10 Milwaukee,
Aud footed In the band.
lie loved bis sweetheart fJpdly,
And keenly felt her l0sL
But Hans bad not tho money
To pay her way ACROSS.
And Wllhelmina waited,
And schneider waited, too,
Because, 10 their condition,
They'd nothing else 10 do.
One morning In the papers,
Hans Schneider read about
How Eiua and her August
Knocked everybody out.
"Dose mafichcs by proxy,
YOost fs me like a shoe;
Und m and vllhslminA
.Vill marry DOT way too
Hans spoke, then wfo.ea letter,
No sooner said than done,
And Hans and Wllhelm.na
We're speedily made one.
FUTURE.
Ten yeaB OF welded proxy
Had fled Into the past
And Hans and wilhClmlna
Wore soon 10 meet at last,
For She was 10 come TO him
Across the blllowy brine,
HIS faithful Nilhelmlna,
The lily Of the Rhine.
The day OF her arrival
Hans Schneider laughed and cried,
And waited AZ tho station
To meet his coming bride.
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EGih. Fcsct and Brais-l0I to tal, S, 50; Sd and
Cd, s. -; u aud I'd, 500; ID and Sd, s. IS: Sd
g. rs; I'd, 81 Is.
EGrrtl-A Inch, SC 20: x Inch, IS 70: l inch. IS %;
III inch, q Is; IL inch IL 9:lX inch, s. ~; II
Inch. s. IS.
ffalh!Hg--l Inch, 81 u; IL Inch, Sc 20; ~ Inch,
81 IS: ~ tulA inch. 81 TO:2 Inch, IL IS; 25s Inch,
s. -; 3 finch and over, s. IS.
CusiR0 and BO=-lGi 10 I'D, s54j: Sd, s. 20: Cd,
50 Is; ~, 81 70; 81, s. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggiets Of Rome, Ga, Gays: We
have been ceiling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucslen'e
Arnica sslve for two years. Have never
handled remedies thIt nell IS well, or
giys auch universal Subtraction. Tiers
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by 1870 OF q fow bot.
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bittprs. We
guarantees them always. Sold by Logan
L Co.
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Not n few Of tho citizens OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that HUvcrnl OF their
iriOnds who had been pronounced hy
thor physicians Is iECurablc and beyond
oil hope-sullorinr with that dreaded
monRtcr COMMUNICATIVE boon com.
plctcly curod by DIR. Kings New Diacoy.
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does poHitivOly ruru nll throat md
lung diseases, CoughB, Cold0, Asthma
md Bronchitis. Trial bottle lrco nj Logan
& Goa Drug Store, laryr hu,tlrp II.
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Grnin-Ncw wheat SOC per bushel, State oats
2Sa30c. State corn. on the wharf, 3Ia40c.
FgGur-fancy patents, (spring and winter q SOTO
5 Is: fancy family, white amber, amber md winter
81 l0in paper; wood l5c higher. Oat ncal-mCtIum
IS IS per Dbl; fancy $500. Rye hour s. o..
Hay and ~Sruup-lrimc loose timothy, slU OUal2 60
per ton; prime baled sll 00al2 W per ton, by the
car load. straw loose. s. 800: halcd. 50 O Very
little straw Is offering. Mida!lngs per ton SIG ID.
Bran per ton SIG 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

To best uaive in tie would Tor cuts,
bruiseR, sores, ulcers, saIt rlleuin, fever
SORES, tettor, chapped hands, chilblainB,
coEIsa, and Ill skin eruItioHy, and poJi.
lively cuIcs piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
Or money refunded. Price % cents nor
1ox. For sale by Logan Il Go.
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ClsCINsA1I. o.. March c9.-FIour in coed de.
mand. Wheat dull; 10. = red slas2c; receipts 7,GOO
bushels: shipments ll.tD bushels. Corn irmrr:
NC. Rye strong: No. .. &c. FORK easy n, ST7 Is
Lard quiet NJ 7.3It3c. Bulk meats quiet and IN.
changed. bacon iltmet; short rib s.T5c; shor,
clear a.Ooc. Whisky active aud firm Al 81 Is. But.
~llnllI6C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

The cattle market has shown AL Improvement
ihs past week over that Of ms. being quite active.
l'Tirrs remain about tac same. The lUS market
has been LARRY acIiye. Quotations arc al follows:
OlRt-l,V0 TO l,lu0 lbs. stock 8I@aiHc per H.;
10 80 lbs. SaaStsc Ier H.; 1VO TO wv lbs. ia
We lNr ID.
uOgs- Market active: Basic Per ID,
L~niqbs-ti0od at 3Sa5c per ID.
GIir,s-St5Hc yer IL.
Sep-aHai1sC per 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

IL cases Of Fever and Ague, the blood
is ss eilectually, though not 10 danger.
ous!y poisoned by the eillnyium Of the at
mosphere 10 it could be- by the deadliest
poison. DR.. J. IL. McLeGn's Chills and
Fever Cure will eradicate this poison
from the system. 50 cents a bottle. Daw
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MEDICAL,
Simmons Liver Regulator,

!, an afectlon Of the Liver, and can DO tbo,ouvh,,
cured by that gIand regulator OF the LiySff
aud hillary organ.
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| have been very sick over two years. They all
rave me up "a pest cure. l tried The most kkilliul
InyJlclans, hui they did not reach the worst part
Thc lungs and heart would all up every night and
distress me. aud M, throat wu yely bad. ] told
tiled Hop Filters. When | had taken two bottles
they helpud mo very much indeed. When l lad
TAKEN two more bottles | was well. There was a
lot OF sick folks heiu who have seen how they
cured inc, and they uAed them and were cured and
irrl rs thankful as | do that there "a 30 valuable 4
~neilelut made. Yours truly,
~ MIs uiIA @. CuulIIS1.
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or 81. A. DAUPFfIH,
Wash.nston, D. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
hna ilfll4na La

pEEEH5Cc That the presence o! Generals
nsHLfRusil Beauregard and Early, VINO arc
In charge OF the drawings, Is a guarantee OF abso.
Lutte fairness and integrity, that inc cnauccs arc all
equal, ana that no one can pctsloiy divine what
number will draw Il Prizc. All parties therefore
advertising 10 guarantee Prize, III this Lottery, or
holding out any other impossible Inducements, are
swindlers, and only aim to deceive aud deitaud
the unHRrY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

Quite q number Of Republican papers
are censuring tho Wheeling IS~rELLlGES.
GER Tor ito course in regard to the late
senatorial fight in this State. We think
tho lSTEILIaEScEn isa very fair paper,
we'll edited aud newsy, and far ahead OF
al! It's Opposers combined.
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l'CtrnlVlltii.

0L CIIY. IA March 9.-0il opened nj GlSc:
highest GGc; lowest Glc; closed nj GI'kC; taIci
mcnlS, fh.h1i barrels.
ImAnrORn, Pa, March &.-Oil opened al GI.c;
closed nj taJtc; Highest, GjiSc; lowest, Gle; clear.
nnr,x, 3lI,uD barrels.
PtrrnURdW. Pa. March g.-icirO,cum dull but
steady: opened nj Gitlc: closed nj GI5ic; highest
G3%c; lowest CSC.
TiTusriLIE, "a, March 9.-Oil opened At GlHo;
highest GShc: loSt~i 6a%c: closed NJ GFlc.
NKw ionK. March 29.-rctrolcam steady; United
closed III 6J%c.
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How They Hop.


The smaller fry Republican papers
throughout the State are hopping onto the
IHrRLLIGESCER with a vengeance, but with
little effect. The ISTgLLIGISCKR will con-
tinue to be the leading Republican paper
OF West Virginia.
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N TRADE.
The Features of tho Money md Stock

The Features of tho Money md Stock
Markets.
New YORK, March 9.-Money on call easy at
Sal per cent, closed At Sai per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 5sG per cent. Sterling exchange dull
but steady and unchanged.
RAILROAD Bosbs-Moderatcly active; sales g..
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Dull and steady.
STATE BosDs-Duli and steady.
For the i!nt time In many weeks tho money
market became q factor In the course OF prices:
and, notwithstanding the fact that the entire
street Is talking In favor OF higher figures as long
as money held up, the stock market had a aggIng
tendency. The opening was active and strong, The
advance over last evenings final quotations rang.
Ing from n TO ~ pcr cent Union Pacific and Fort
Worth weFp active and strons, but the general
list room developed a declining tendency. This
heAviness became more pronounced toward noon,
although the lapses were measured by fractions
only. Later the market broke. and was entirely
devoid OF feature, hut after / +. N, the movement Iii
New England. began, aud tho general market re.
sponded slowly. In the Inst hour there was con.
siderable business, aud prices were brought up to
the ncigh6orhood OF the opening figures, the close
being moderately active and firm 10 strong, The
changes for the day are for the most part for insjs.
nllcant fractions only, and advances a7c slightly
In the majority. Transactions 800 VS. shares.
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Tho Easter ha, il to be- II DREAM poem,
n conundrum, II dcwdrOp, n Suni!,wer, m
aCr0Btic. Yet Stay, it is the hne5nnd and
father who in to be tho cross sticky. y.
MuruuI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

No matter how bad and destructive q
boy msy be no rarely becomes so degraded
or loses his self respect sufficiently to
throw mud On a circus postsr.-Teras
Siiiugs.
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"a tour to Europe that cost me $500, done los
''gOOI llIn one bDitlu oi Hop Hiucfs; they alss
'CIrei ny vile OF fifteen years nervous weak Hess,
'sletplcssneas and dyspepsla."-Mr X. NJ, Au.
burn, \. Y. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

HEw York. March ?9-Thcre WIS u very good re-
quest present for cotton goods Tor Immediate ship.
mcnt Today, and the movement was large In pro.
portion TO tho goods In store, Rud 10 be had In the
next few days
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

" do hereby certify tina, we supervise the Ar.
rangomenb for all tho Monthly and Somi.Annual
drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
And in person manage. and control the DawInSi
themselves, aud that tho same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all par.
tics. and We authorize the Company to use thir
certificate, with iaeElmilcs OF our nEulturcs Al
tachcd, In !U Advertisements"
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"And were you not AFRAID Of being in
Marsei.les? Didn't you dread The small
pox?' Mhrs. Paryenua-"Oh, no, indeed
I've already had tho celluioid, you know
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Winter Exposure Cnuses Courlls.

G0lnS, ~rlcuriEy. lthcumatlEm, Pneumonia, Ecuiui.
giA, Ecintirn, LMmbagO, lalukECiir niiI other nil.
fnrnts, for which BsusDn'h CHIrInr finIlciE nrp
admitted To 10 the beat remedy Known, They
rClIcycnnd Gnrr IN n lew hnnrN when ~ Other M,
~pIirhilDm In Of tho lO,N, benefit, i~!uinrApi by ado
iltyslclnns AMI Druggists. iiHwRrr o! limitations
under similarly Snnnuirg iIEmr-. such NJ "GspSi
uuin,' "lapSriu" ar "CnpSlciuc." AL for Inn.
sDtu and tGtG no othuH. Examine cntvinily when
YOU buy. All druggists.
sEABURY 4 JOHNSON, rroptIe,on,
GOLDMAN Now York
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WOnl,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 29.-wool dull and
prices nominal: ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Nircinia NN aud above 9!i&t; other grades I'M.
changed.
NEW loRK, March @.-woO, quiet and Steaay:
domestic fleece SAiSSc; pulled liaS6c; Texas aa2Sc.
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Monroe, Mich scpt. Is, 1855. siss:-I have been
tAkirg Hop Bittcrs for inflammation 'oi kidneys
ana bladder. 1t has done ios me what four ply
siclans Jailed 10 do Occurred inc. The elect Of tie
Bltten seemed ike magic 10 nc.
W. l., CARTER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

GEsB:-iour Hop BIttcrs have been OF great
value to me. | " laid up with typnold fever Tor
over two months. and could get no relief until !
tried your Hop llIters. To those suffering from
debility, or any one III feeb.e health. ! cordially
recommend tnom. J. &. srOEI1El-
Us Fulton street, Chicago, Ill.
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DR, MDTT's EREaGH pnWDfES

VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys. Gravel, elect,
STRUCTURES, md ali Urinary and Urc'hral Diseases,
Nervous and PHYSICAL Debility. scIr !ual Weakness.
Loss OF NlSor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, lTpOtegcy caused By errors OF youth, cx-
cetes. &c. syphilis III all It's forms, suIc throA,
and nose. ,iCeTS. erupti0ns. ~scrOiula. letter. salt
rheum, and AL blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. GorOrrheG cured In
three days. Price g %. sold In Wheeling. ". Va,
BY T. +. BOOKING, Druggist. SEM, by mall sealed.
Iai0
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION Dl sTRIBUTED,
Louisiana State Lottery COmpany.

Incorporated In 1868 for % years by the Lcgtsls.
tnre Tor Educational and Charitable PURPOSES, with
a capital Of el,WO,0O0-to which a reserve fund OF
over S5J0,00 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made q part OF tho present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A.. D., lS7?.
The only Lottery, ever roed on and endorsed by
the people Of any State.
Ntetr scales Or posipono.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Semi.Annual Drawing
regularly every Six months June and DecembctI.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE. Fourth Grand drawing, ClnS ID, in the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, ipriI
L., 1Ss7-2O3d Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL rHIzE, $4,000
~ Eotice.-Tickets arc Ten Dollars only. Ualyes
IS. Fliths, s.. Tentlls, 81.
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2l79 Prizes, amounting .s,s5, OOo
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 70 the Office Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving irIj
address. POSTAL NUTE3, Express Money Ofder,
or New York Exchange In ordinary Letters. Cur.
rcncy by Express lat our expense) addressed
NJ. A DAUPHIE,
New Orleans, La.
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my little kickly, puDy baby, was changed into a
great bouncing boy. and l WIS raised from a sick
bed by u,ing Hop Blttsrs Il short time"
nrA3.MWfAw A YouSG MOTHER,
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We are 30 thankful to say that our nursing baby
WAS permanently cured Ot u dangerous aud pro.
tmCIci constipation and irregularity Of the bowels
BY toe Use Of hop Dlttets by It's nursing mother,
when vt tho tame time restored her 10 perfect
health and s,tengtn.-The Parents, Rochester. MY.
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MEDICAL.
Story OF a Postal Card.


Iva, affected. with. kidney.An urinary
Troihle-
"Ifor twelve yeas!".
2 AlIr tyiuy all the doctors and patent medicines
I'could bear Of, used Two bottles Of Hop
"BIlteis."
And am perfectly cured. l keep II
IAN the umel'
Repeatedly, b. +. Boora saul.bury. Tenn.
May 1, 1883.
BRADFORD. "a, May $, 1856.
thn cured inc Of several diseases, huch "a ner.
%yOn.iIesN, sickness al the stomach, monthly
troubles, etc, ] have not seen Il sick day In yeAfs,
them. ME. FANNIE uRIEs. 2
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my Mother Gays Hop Bitten Is the only thing
That Will Keep her from severe attacks Of paralysis
md LeadAche.-E 0sre00 Sun.
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Ask for tickets via the Ohio River Railway sho.,
Lie. For further particulars as 10 rates aud
routes address,
FRED. HUSEMAN, TRAY. Pass. Agent, Wheeling,
+. J.. SMOCk. City Pass. Agent, or
W.. ROBINSON. Gcll Pass. Ag't, Pafkcrsburg.
pittsburgh, CINCINNATI & ST,
Il LOUIS RhlLROAD-Pnnhaadlc Route:
Time table for East and West corrected 70 JAN,
50, 1857. Trains leave Panhandle sisuol, foot OF
Eleyenth street, near public landing, III follows,
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way withou! shaking the glass out OF my
easement.
Yours, with q crockiul oil unshed tears
on hand, BILL NYE,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-02

Mrs. Rebecca ". Hazard. Missouri; 'srhe Develop
ment and Growth of ART in the West" by Mrs. Marys
K. Wing, Nebraska; The Domestic Problem" Mrs
Anna Garlin Spencer New York, and The Nine.
teenth Century Woman from Doctors Point Of
View" by Alice MacGillvory, NJ. D.. Canada
DIR. Lucy Hall, the resident physician at Vassar
College in comparing its statistics with the health
tables of Amherst College for last year, finds that the
list of the ailments of the Vassar girls far shorter
and the number of days lost by Illness far less than by
the young men supposed to be SO much more sturdy
and robust
Mrs Margaret W. Campbell of East Des Moires.
Ia. advises the of that State to offer their
votes at the next election. claiming tLat women may
vote there without violating law. The Constitu-
ton of Iowa desnates male citizens voters but it
nowhere in express terms prohibits female citizens
from voting.
Frances Power Cobbe Is a of untiring in
dustry and energy During the last twenty five years
in addition to the great amount of time spent in phil
anthropical work. she has written fifteen books,
about twenty-five pamphlets theology. women's
rights. yivisection etc. and an enormous number of
articles for the magazines and newspapers.
Mrs. Helen NJ Cougar has been detained month
longer in Europe than she anticipate by the serious
illness of Der husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Cougar have
spent the five months of their absence in travelling
through Great Britain, Holland. Belgium France,
Italy. Switzerland. Austria and Germany. They
pect to return early in this month and Mrs. Cougar
will be prepared to begin her platform work Nov 90
under the auspices of the Chicago branch Of the Rcd
path Lyceum Bureau
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-02
franklin College Notes

Rev. P. o. Duncan has recently placed some excel
schenck of Louisville. is the guest of Prof j, w.
Moncrief A gentleman living in Illinois has added
the college library books and several pam phets
which discuss the pro and of secret societies.
E. E. Stewart called to Ohio attend his broth
err who is dangerously i'll. III. o. Steening has re-
signed his position superintendent of the
schools. and will graduate with the class of So.
And still the students in. Miss Bates. from
Ohio is the latest arrival Our enrolment outside of
the music and painting department is 49, and more
are coming Friday night the Webster Society do
mated the Of their hall to the college board for
chapel purposes The old chapel Is well filed with
only the preparatory department---- o. Duncan
left yesterday morning for Louisville there
the Theological Seminary Walter Israel will Of
fcate Greek professor during Professor Hulls abb
sence---Miss Laura Overstreet entertained few Of
her friends last night Doctor Stott makes the
nouncement that by next September would in all
probability be in the new building.